Jeanneau Cap Camarat 705

A 7.05 m Jeanneau centre-console day boat, no longer built, suited to families and friends who want to dive, fish, swim and lounge at anchor.

The Cap Camarat 705 is a centre-console day boat Jeanneau has since stopped building, so any you'll find now will have had an owner before you. She carries on a well-regarded line, with her own hull design and an interior finished to a good standard.

Forward of the console, the deck converts. You can set it up as a sun deck, as bench seating or as an outdoor saloon, and it's the sort of change that makes a small boat work for different crews and different days.

The console itself is tall and wide, with plenty of room to mount electronics. The wheel sits where you'd want it, and the helm seats are comfortable for longer runs. Underneath, the space has been used well, giving proper stowage for diving kit, fishing gear and safety equipment.

She was built with a powerful engine for getting out and about with family or friends. When you drop the hook, there's a swim ladder and a stern shower for swimming and rinsing off afterwards.

She's 7.05 m overall with a 6.95 m hull and a shallow 0.45 m draught. The fuel tank takes 200 l and there's 55 l of fresh water.